Interesting to note .NET and Go have both gone to some effort to make their internals more accessible to regular coders that build on them. Roslyn has a C# comp

Interesting to note .NET and Go have both gone to some effort to make their internals more accessible to regular coders that build on them. Roslyn has a C# compiler in C# and has APIs you can use to build things like static checks. Go tip is in Go (converted from Plan 9 C) and has stdlib packages with APIs you can use to build things like static checks. Plenty of differences, of course, but sort of a surprising parallel between two very different ecosystems.